After the Enforcement of U.S. Bill, Canada Declares the National Security Review on TikTok was Ordered Months Ago
Without public Disclosure, the Federal Liberals conduct a National Security review of the popular video app, TikTok, raising concerns over the implications of the app.
The Federal Liberals ordered national security review over the famous music video app, TikTok in September 2023, but it was never disclosed publicly.
The discussions are taken into account after the U.S. House of Representatives passed a bill on Wednesday stating to ban the app until it is in the hold of China.
“This is still an ongoing case. We can’t comment further because of the confidentiality provisions of the Investment Canada Act,” a spokesperson for Industry Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne said.
“Our government has never hesitated to (take) action, when necessary, if a case under review is found to be injurious to Canada’s national security.”
It was asked if Canada would take a step similar to the U.S. Bill, to which Champagne’s office said that the Liberal cabinet “issued an order for the national security review of TikTok Canada” on Sept. 6.
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